Rangers Owe A lot Of Their Success To The Incredible Power-Play
The Rangers are among the elites in the league, and a massive amount of credit goes to the excellent power-play units.
The team is second in the league in power-play percentage at 34.5. Only the New Jersey Devils are higher at 40%.
Chris Kreider and Adam Fox lead the team with three goals.
Adam Fox has just been an animal when the team has the one man advantage, adding more hype to a potential second Norris Trophy win for the 25 year old.
Adam Fox leads all NHL defensemen in power-play goals and assists.
If the Rangers continue at this level of consistency with the man advantage, no team will want to risk getting penalized to give the Blueshirts a huge chance to score.
The Rangers will conclude a five game road stretch Monday, October 30, against the Winnipeg Jets, at the Canada Life Centre, in Winnipeg.
Milestone alert!
The Rangers are 12 wins away from the franchise 3,000th win.
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